gatekeeping
| methodology
| gatekeeping | |
| gen. | охранительство; ограничение доступа; контроль доступа |
| inf. | фильтрация кандидатов в члены к.-либо сообщества его "хранителями" по произвольно установленным критериям |
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| gen. | методологический аппарат |
| methodology | |
| gen. | методология; методика; подход к работе |
| comp. | принцип |
| environ. | методология |
| nano | способ |
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| охранительство (официальной версии изложения истории или государственной пропаганды • Jeffries highlighted the concept of "court historians" as individuals who guard and protect dominant historical narratives, often defending the status quo at the expense of alternative perspectives. He cited Professor Harry Elmer Barnes as an example of an early victim of historical gatekeeping for reassessing World War I and challenging the necessity of the war, which led to Barnes being ostracized by mainstream academic and media platforms. According to Jeffries, Barnes' experience reflects a broader issue where historians or public intellectuals who question prevailing narratives are marginalized, much like John Tolan, who faced similar consequences after questioning official accounts of Pearl Harbor. (coasttocoastam.com) ART Vancouver); ограничение доступа (slayer044); контроль доступа (человеком, который решает, кто достоин быть частью группы или сообщества slayer044) | |||
| фильтрация кандидатов в члены к.-либо сообщества его "хранителями" по произвольно установленным критериям (plushkina) | |||
кураторство (в здравоохранении: The activity of controlling, and usually limiting, general access to something. • Although physicians are gatekeepers to almost all medical resources, their role in managing referral to specialists has been the most controversial aspect of gatekeeping.  lexico.com Chita) | |||
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gatekeeping : 8 phrases in 3 subjects |
| Internet | 6 |
| Medical | 1 |
| Technology | 1 |